Monday, March 31, 2025

Cheat(er) Code

Rise and shine, people of the internet. I have a recommendation you will thank me for! There is only one thing that is better than a graphic novel full of humor, sex, fantasy, and gorgeous art, and that is a graphic novel full of humor, sex, fantasy, and gorgeous art and the best diversity I could have found! I'm talking about Cheat(er) Code, written by S.A. Foxe and art by Daz.

  • Publication Date: 
    November 24, 2020.
  • Publisher: Oni Press.
  • Print Length: 144 pages.
  • Genres: Adventure, Drama, Fantasy, Gay, Romance, Yaoi.
  • 5 / 5 stars.
An erotic graphic novel that pushes all the right buttons, Cheat(er) Code is a hilarious, sexy, and surprisingly tender story about navigating heartbreak and rediscovering your own confidence.
Kennedy and his boyfriend Seth have been together six years, and honestly, it's pretty comfortable. That is, until the couple gets into a huge, potentially relationship-changing fight. Kennedy turns to his trusty video games to distract himself, but when a random power surge hits, he's transported inside his video game library. Dazed and incredulous about his digital predicament, Ken finds himself seduced by a silver daddy, rutting with a couple of barbarians from an epic fantasy, and sorting through a lot of confusing feelings about his favorite anthropomorphic cheetah character. Kennedy will need to confront his biggest fears to get back to reality before the game glitches him out of existence, but sometimes, the unexpected (and unexpectedly sexy) is just what you need to hit the reset button.

I've been going through so much stuff as of lately that when I found this book in the Queer Liberation Library I had to get it. It was worth all the wait and then some because it's the type of story that we need, that we want, and that we love. Let me make this clear: there is sex, lots and lots and lots, but the social commentary about gay culture is just as huge.

From a chubby, heartbroken guy to a swinger couple that couldn't care less about stereotypes, adding a gorgeous art and a solid script that gives you more character development that you could ever dream of, this is a mandatory reading for every queer person in sight. Yes, I'm looking at you. You better be getting your QLL membership right now.

Now that we have established that this is juicy fantasy porn, I want to get serious for a second. This is not a story that touches social aspects of culture, but explores them in a savage way that surprises you, and it does it quickly but naturally. Come on, it's the definition of a solid script with amazing character development and growth.

With different forms of body shaming, playing with stereotypes, diversity in bodies and relationships, along with a solid, wholesome friendship (and no, not with benefits), there's nothing to complain about. Cheat(er) Code is the book we need for times like these, a wholesome, yet wildly queer story that heals those who read it. And that might help you relieve some stress, too.

Kinky regards, K!

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Monday, March 10, 2025

My Pagan Bucket List

I've been thinking about what it means to be a Pagan and a Witch to me. Of course, there is all the fun I have with spells, divination, sigil crafting, and so on. Of course, there is also the importance of connecting with other people so we can strengthen each other, learn from each other, and enrich our paths. But what are some fun goals to work on? What's on my Pagan bucket list?
"Don't get me wrong. I love being solitary, but..." Photo by Los Muertos Crew.
After thinking about it and reading some examples on the internet, some things called to me. They are mostly about community, connecting with others, and getting out there. I have been solitary all my life, so I want to change that one step at a time.

Don't get me wrong. I love being solitary, but I lack the community I see in movies, books, comics, and memes. I visit witchcraft and metaphysical stores because they give me that community, even if for a little bit, even if for a (literal) price. So, I based my list on that. And it happened to be 13 goals long!
  • Attend a public ritual.
  • Be part of a coven.
  • Study with another Elder (already studied with Laurie Cabot; hard to top that!)
  • Do a reading for an Elder.
  • Meet an Elder in real life.
  • Attend a spiritual retreat.
  • Go on a pilgrimage.
  • Paint my own tarot deck.
  • Go camping (bonfire included!)
  • Participate in a paranormal investigation. 
  • Do my own Book of Shadows from scratch.
  • Visit Salem, MA.
  • Intentionally bake something.

What about you? Is there something else you'd like to do? Is there something you think I'm missing? Let me know in the comments or DM me on any of my social media.

Kinky regards, K!

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